Blue foods play a central role in food and
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Current food systems fail to recognise the diversity of aquatic foods and their potential to contribute to sustainable healthy diets and their pote
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Fish is expected to contribute to healthy diets where it is affordable and accessible but the cost and availability of nutrient-rich foods, includi
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Diverse aquatic foods – including animals, plants and microorganisms farmed in and harvested from water, as well as cell- and plant-based foods eme
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Aquatic food has a vital role to play in creating a global food system that supports a healthy human population on a healthy planet, yet it has bee
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In recent years, the role of seafood or the ‘blue food’ as alternative animal protein has also been investigated, amid concerns over the impacts of
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Aquatic foods are increasingly recognized for their key role in food security and nutrition, not just as a source of protein, but also as a unique
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This Blue Food collection in Nature is the result of a collaboration between The Blue Food Assessment
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It is no secret that climate change is significantly impacting our oceans, and those who depend on them.
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This report from FAO highlights progress - or lack thereof - against six Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators that relate to food and ag
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A world with more plastics than fish in the oceans could be a reality by 2050 if we do not partner towards a circular economy.
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Given the expansion of Tilapia farming in Ghana, this paper analyses inclusive business models along the fish seed value chain.
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This new global report from the Food and Land Use Coalition (FOLU) proposes a reform agenda for food systems centred around ten critical transition
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This report from the World Resources Institute (WRI) was produced in partnership with the World Bank, UN Environment Programme (UNEP), UN Developme
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The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has developed an SDG progress report to examine key data and trends for indicator